5 biggest failed marriages in WWE history

#3 Edge and Vickie Guerrero

For over two years in 2007-09, Vickie Guerrero was involved in a storyline with WWE Superstar Edge. In later 2007, Vince McMahon appointed Vickie as the General Manager of SmackDown. She went on to give Edge a World title shot, before revealing that she was romantically involved with The Rated-R Superstar. Vickie and Edge got married off-screen on the July 18, 2008 edition of SmackDown. On the same night, Triple H came out and showed some backstage footage, featuring Edge and Alicia Fox, the planner for Edge and Vickie's wedding.

A rage-filled Vickie pounced on Edge, who left the ring in a hurry. Soon after, Edge asked Vickie for forgiveness, but she wasn't in the mood for letting the Rated-R Superstar get away with what he had done. Vickie announced that Edge would face The Undertaker in a Hell In A Cell match. The Undertaker won the match at The Biggest Party of the Summer, and went on to Chokeslam him through the ring canvas. The canvas was soon engulfed in flames, with Jim Ross stating that Edge had been sent to Hell by The Deadman.

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